ATTENTION: IF YOU ARE HAVING COUGHING, SNEEZING, OR SHORTNESS OF BREATH, PLEASE ENTER OUR FACILITY DOUBLE-MASKED OR WITH A K-95 OR N-95 MASK. IF YOU DON'T HAVE ONE, WE WILL PROVIDE IT.
Due to the high volume of patients requesting testing, we kindly ask for your patience and understanding as we do our best to serve you. Please note that early site closures may be implemented due to an excessive number of patients.
COVID-19 TESTING TYPES We are now conducting testing for:
COVID-19 in asymptomatic patients (PCR and Rapid Antigen available)
COVID-19 in symptomatic patients (Rapid Antigen available immediately, followed by PCR if needed)
Antibody testing on-site to see if you've had COVID-19 previously
Please note: Rapid Antigen tests are generally recommended for travel. Rapid Antigen results are available on-site in under an hour. PCR tests are sent out to the lab for analysis, however results should be returned within 48 hours or less (barring weather or catastrophic events).
EXCLUSIONS TO TESTING: We DO NOT have a contractual relationship with Humana, Medicaid, nor do we accept insurance policies that exclude COVID-19 evaluation and treatment. Please call your insurance company for further clarification on what your policy covers. You may also check the Monroe County BOCC site for additional testing centers.
HOW TESTING WORKS Active COVID-19 Testing Active COVID-19 testing involves swabbing the anterior (inner portion) of the nose.
The two types of COVID-19 testing are:
PCR (results can take up to 48 hours as analysis is done by an outside lab)
Antigen rapid test (results are completed in under 45 minutes on-site)
*Please note: Any patient who tests positive for active COVID-19 must be reported to the Monroe County Department of Health by the laboratory analyzing the test. They will reach out to you and take over recommendations. Your results will also assist the Department by gathering useful information that can safeguard our community against the spread of COVID-19.
Antibody COVID-19 Testing Antibody COVID-19 testing may be done two ways:
A rapid finger stick is used to retrieve a small droplet of blood, which is placed onto a testing cassette. Results are available in 10 minutes.
Standard blood draw. Results take 2-6 business days to receive from the lab.
BILLING For insured patients: Advanced Urgent Care bills a visit to your insurance company, as you will need to have a doctor's orders from us to have the test administered. Your insurance will pay for the visit, for us to run the test, and to send the results.
For uninsured patients: The government will pay for your visit to AUC, and pay for the laboratory to run the test and send us the results. Advanced Urgent Care bills the government through a special website that handles the claims.
Advanced Urgent Care will participate in this government-mandated program for as long as it is available. It is subject to change without us being notified. Upon notification, we will update this website, so please check regularly. Thank you.